Subject/Verb Agreement Assessment

The student council president (is, are) to address the Board of Education tomorrow.

• is

• are

Mr. Mayer (was, were) to grade the test, but he (is, are) taking a nap.

• were, is

• were, are

• was, is

• was, are

Tom and his cat (is, are) to be at the store at 6 pm.

• is

• are

They (doesn't, don't) accept coupons, so I (doesn't, don't) shop there.

• doesn't, don't

• don't, don't

• doesn't, doesn't

• don't, doesn't

Every fruit and vegetable (is, are) good for you if eaten in moderation.

• is

• are

The number of movies (is, are) low; a number of the movies (is, are) bad.

• are, is

• are, are

• is, is

• is, are

If neither Jessica or her parents (go, goes), either you or Denise (has, have) to.

• go, has

• go, have

• goes, has

• goes, have

Type the following:

The number of people who read the book (is, are) quite high.

Type the following:

The manager, as well as his assistant, (is, are) to attend.

(Remember to look strictly at if the first subject is singular or plural and match that with your verb)

Type the following:

Neither the teacher nor her students (is, are) here.